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Research
Latest papers
Is it research or is it clinical? Revisiting an old frontier through the lens of next-generation sequencing technologies.
European journal of medical genetics · 2018 · first author
Clinical exome sequencing in France and Quebec: what are the challenges? What does the future hold?
Life sciences, society and policy · 2018 · first author
Unsolved challenges in pediatric whole-exome sequencing: A literature analysis.
Critical reviews in clinical laboratory sciences · 2017 · first author
6 publications.
Is it research or is it clinical? Revisiting an old frontier through the lens of next-generation sequencing technologies.
Bertier G, Cambon-Thomsen A, Joly Y
Clinical exome sequencing in France and Quebec: what are the challenges? What does the future hold?
Bertier G, Joly Y
Unsolved challenges in pediatric whole-exome sequencing: A literature analysis.
Bertier G, Sénécal K, Borry P, Vears DF
Integrating precision cancer medicine into healthcare-policy, practice, and research challenges.
Bertier G, Carrot-Zhang J, Ragoussis V, Joly Y
Unsolved challenges of clinical whole-exome sequencing: a systematic literature review of end-users' views.
Bertier G, Hétu M, Joly Y
Genome-based newborn screening: a conceptual analysis of the best interests of the child standard.
Sénécal K, Vears DF, Bertier G, Knoppers BM, Borry P
Les 5@7 de la santé
Principal investigators: Ferron Parayre, Audrey; Bertier, Gabrielle; Largenté, Laurence M
Keywords: Aspects Psychosociaux Et Culturels De La Santé; Dissémination Des Connaissances; Droit Et Politiques De La Santé; Recherche Pluridisciplinaire; Utilisateurs Des Connaissances
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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